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    red arches of McDonald’s. He asked me what food they served, and I proceeded to describe to him the wonderful salty fries, the juicy burgers, and how their sodas have the perfect sugar to soda water ratio. We pulled into the parking lot, but, instead of going in, I pulled up another article on my phone, this time, describing the dangers of the golden arches. The article I chose describes how a man by the name of Morgan Spurlock ate only McDonald’s for 30 days (How Bad is McDonald’s Food?).…

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    where you go you would be almost certain to have the same experience. Mr. Kroc said it himself "It doesn't matter if you're visiting a McDonald's in California or Connecticut, America or Australia - you're going to have a similar experience wherever you are." He went on to open Hamburger University where they systematically taught future franchisees how to run a McDonald's restaurant based on how Mr. Kroc envisioned it himself many years before. For innovation, McDonalds has done so much. They…

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    This essay analyzes the notable similarities and differences in comparing the exchange of McDonald’s traveling to China versus Chinese food being introduced to the market in the United States. The way each respective food has settled and adapted to their respective new homes were influenced by the societal view of each country and people as well as the “business model” of each food. Notably, the initial difference between these foods is the multinational corporation business model in comparison…

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    started, this book, Fast Food Nation, was written by a man named Eric Schlosser. “McDonald’s French fries were once flavored with beef tallow, a processed form of hard white fat found on the kidneys and loins of cattle”. The fast food industry in this nation has grown fast and if it were not for the speedy service system, Automobiles, or teenagers then the fast food industry would not be so successful today. The McDonald’s brothers, Richard and Maurice McDonald, created the speedy service…

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    Literacy In Landscape

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    at 2226 FM 1903 IH-30 Caddo Mills, TX uses the most bold form of communication to compete with the other fuel stations. This particular location houses not only the service station, but also a popular fast food restaurant. The giant M advertising McDonald's is what attracts many customers passing through town on the highway. Normally people will stop for fuel at the cheapest station; however, when the location advertises a place to eat more people are enticed to visit that particular…

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    Fast Food Nation Summary

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    Fast Food Nation by Eric Schlosser Fast Food Nation is a tell all about the United State’s fascination and consumption of fast food, he starts the book off with the stories about how places like McDonald’s and Carl’s Jr. were created. After, he makes progression to the expansion of McDonald 's, and compares it to the expansion of Disney, starting off small but making a huge impact in the world over the years. Proceeding the company’s expansions he starts to talk of preparation from frozen…

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    as well as of the rest of the world” (p 1). Ritzer’s work proposes a real social analysis case rethinking and applying Weber’s theory of rationality to its concept. Through this book, Ritzer aims at making us aware of how, why and to what extent McDonald’s business model has become such a success through the global market in our society and but also how disastrous it can be.…

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    idea of this essay is that although the road to a successful career is fraught with hardships, it can be overcome with hard work and determination. At the beginning of the essay, Nuñez describes a scene in which she and her cousin went to eat at McDonald’s and decided to try out for a job there out of curiosity. They filed their applications and about a month later had their job interviews in which both passed. The author was initially surprised to receive the job but that turned into happiness…

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    Hungry Jack's Essay

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    SWOT Analysis Strengths: ● National brand name: Hungry Jack’s is a nationally recognised fast food brand thanks to the famous hamburger ‘whopper’. The grand has a high brand awareness in the fast food industry according to QSR magazine right behind McDonald’s and KFC. ● Franchises diversification: Hungry Jack’s reported it had about 400 restaurants all over Australia. While the majority of franchises are smaller operations, several have grown into major corporations in their own right. The…

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    Stella Liebeck Case

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    Research the case of Stella Liebeck, an elderly grandmother who received third-degree burns when she spilled coffee purchased at a McDonald’s drive-through. What was the basis of her claim against McDonald's? The basis of Liebeck claims was that she was severally injured after purchasing a cup of coffee through the Mc Donald’s drive thru in Albuquerque, New Mexico on February 27, 1992. Furthermore, the cup of coffee was served by Mc Donald’s and was given to her dangerously hot, which caused…

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